P3W: Pollex Power Pro presents Thumb War of the Worlds!   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: PG)
Over the Top Characters Unrealistic Storylines Massive battles! In a not-so-massive battleground, Pollex Power Pro is the ONLY PROFESSIONAL THUMBWRESTLING PROMOTION IN THE WORLD! With a ring only big enough for two hands, these Grandios combatants battle with their wits and digits for the title of supreme control over the world of Thumbwrestling! Wizards! Robots! Aliens! Super Heroes! Politicians! Mad Scientists! All will battle for the Title of the world Dominator! Who will win this tournament? All we know it that we will be all thumbs!!!
Participants:Vinny Rattlocke

Nurturing Mental Wellness   (1 Hour - Presentation)
I have been dealing with being an introvert, depression and anxiety for most of my life, but I also love to attend conventions. In this panel we will discuss my personal ways of dealing with mental illnesses and attending conventions. Bring questions and ideas for ways you cope.
Participants:Sara Deurell, Todd Wiley

Worldbuilding: Religions   (1 Hour)
What elements to consider when creating your own worldbuilding - common mistakes, interesting but under-utilized ideas, and making something that isn't just a generic-brand Catholic church analogue.
Participants:Leigh Kimmel, Elizabeth Davis, Taylar Johnson, Jade Young, Mary Robinette Kowal

The Worst of Deep Space Nine   (1 Hour)
Deep Space Nine, a beloved Star Trek series by many. But it had its trials ... and tribble-ations. Join Beckie, J.D. Kennedy, RJ Sullivan and Five Year Mission as they showcase the worst of the worst from Deep Space Nine!
Participants:Beckie Margedant, J.D. Kennedy

Con Stories   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
As InConJunction 42 kicks off, share your favorite stories of conventions past. Longtimers and newbies both welcome.
Participants:Casual Moth Cosplay, John Belden, Eden Sitayu

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Worldbuilding   (1 Hour - Q & A)
Discussion and Q/A for writers, designers and GMs on embracing DEI in ttrpgs. Includes inculcating DEI in new worlds, settings and games.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Jade Young, Rue Sparks, Sara Deurell, Elizabeth Davis, Taylar Johnson, Ethan Avery

The New Queird   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
What is the Weird and why are queers writing it? In this expert panel, we will discuss the history of Weird fiction, its racist origins and its queer anti-racist present in works like N.K. Jemisin's Great Cities duology and Tamsyn Muir's Nona series.
Participants:Samuel Chirtel, Tess Given, Brianna Best, Rebekah Sheldon

Adventure Games by Douglas Adams   (1 Hour - Presentation)
Douglas Adams was heavily involved in the computer game adaptation of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and then later went on to develop two more adventure games for computers. Put on your Peril Sensitive Sunglasses as we take a look at the games Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Bureaucracy and Starship Titanic.
Participants:M. Selby, T. Lee Harris

D&D Broke Your Heart - Now What?   (1 Hour)
A place to discuss Black Flag, and other alternatives to Dungeons & Dragons for those who still have yet to forgive Wizards of the Coast. Or for those who are just confused by what they read and want to find out more!
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Elizabeth Davis

What's Been Happening on the CW?   (1 Hour)
The panel will take a look at what's been going on in The Flash's final season, The Winchesters' first season, as well as Superman and Lois' third season. We will also take a look at the new Gotham Knights and the conclusion of Stargirl. Spoilers will be provided.
Participants:Mike Suess, Johnny Graybeal

The Good, the Not-So-Bad and the Ugly: Trials and Tribulations of the Author/Editor Relationship   (1 Hour - Q & A - Rating: PG)
The nitty-gritty of working with an editor piecemeal through your book. Author Joseph Koob and editor Stephen Bridge and their million-word journey - informative, humorous, and filled with valuable information for authors and editors alike. Q&A following presentation.
Participants:Stephen Bridge, Joseph Koob II

Joy Hernandez, Artist   (1 Hour)
The InCon guest of honor talks about her career, her process and more.
Participants:Joy Hernandez

From Sci-Fi to WiFi, How Nerdy Women Have Shaped History   (1 Hour - Presentation)
This presentation is a captivating journey through the significant contributions women have made to various fields from science fiction to technology. Featuring the likes of Mary Shelley, who challenged societal norms with her groundbreaking novel Frankenstein, and Hedy Lamarr, an actress who revolutionized wireless communication with her invention, this presentation celebrates the often-overlooked accomplishments of women. With a focus on more than just STEM fields, the panel showcases the many ways in which women have shaped history through their innovative thinking, creativity and determination to make a difference in the world.
Participants:Rachel Frend, Jennifer Boone

Pop Culture Film, Television and Video Games of the 70s, 80s and 90s    (1 Hour - General Discussion)
A discussion of what was popular in the 70s, 80s and 90s world of film, TV and video games, how it has impacted today's film and TV, and what has made it so enduring today.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Mike Suess, E. Chris Garrison, Chauncey Baker

Writing Worlds: Writing and Publishing Superhero Fiction   (1 Hour - General Discussion - Rating: PG)
Come discuss the writing process with Casey Glanders, author of the critically acclaimed Gailsone series Poppet, and the upcoming series Something, Something, Magic. Discuss the do's and don'ts of writing, working with storylines, keeping your audience interested and more.
Participants:Casey Glanders, Taylar Johnson, Jade Young

Gaming Anthems   (1 Hour - Performance)
Toastmaster Mikey Mason plays songs about role-playing games and gaming.
Participants:Mikey Mason

Sustainability in Cosplay   (1 Hour - Expert Panel - Rating: G)
This is exactly what it sounds like: a panel where cosplayers give advice to other cosplayers on how to approach cosplay from a more sustainable angle, especially as the "TikTok-ification" of cosplay has led it to a lot of the same problems fast fashion has today. In addition to explaining how to source or reuse materials for cosplay, the panel also goes over ways to be a more sustainable con-goer for anyone who attends them, cosplayers or not.
Participants:Casual Moth Cosplay

The Future of the MCU   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
A discussion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where it began, where it went and where it's headed moving into the future.
Participants:John F. Allen, Mike Suess

Breaking Into the TTRPG Industry   (1 Hour)
Featuring 2023 InCon Gaming Guest of Honor J.D. Kennedy, a panel on how to get into the TTRPG industry.
Participants:J.D. Kennedy

The 7 Types of Stories   (1 Hour - Presentation)
The 7 basic types of stories and how to use them in writing and worldbuilding.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Jade Young, Jennifer Boone, Elizabeth Davis, Taylar Johnson, Chris Clouser

Opening Ceremonies   (1 Hour - Audience Participation)
Welcome to InCon 42! Meet the guests of honor and learn about all the fun in store this weekend.
Participants:Joy Hernandez, J.D. Kennedy, Moxie Anne Magnus, Mikey Mason, Beckie Margedant, Mary Robinette Kowal

No Prep Writing: How to Use Story Structure to Guide Your Instincts   (1 Hour)
Featuring the 2023 InCon Author Guest of Honor. In this workshop, we'll take a look at story structure, not with an eye to planning out a story ahead of time, but for helping guide your choices as you write. By thinking consciously about the job of each part of a story, a writer can avoid going down dead-ends and keep their story on track -- even without an outline.
Participants:Mary Robinette Kowal

Geeks n' Grooves   (1 Hour - Performance)
Get down with your fellow geeks. Musically, that is.

The Hitchhiker's Hour   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
Talk about the sci-fi classic that inspired the theme for InCon 42. Towels recommended.
Participants:E. Chris Garrison, Sara Deurell, T. Lee Harris, Mel Leisure

Friday Night Open Mic Readings   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: PG-13)
Join us in the Writer Symposium room for an hour of open mic readings. Bring your original short creative piece to read aloud or simply come to hear the voices of some local writers. If you're uncomfortable reading out loud but still wish to share your work, the moderator may read for you. Any genre welcome rated PG-13 or below. Starts at 8pm.
Participants:Elizabeth Davis, Taylar Johnson, Jade Young, Rue Sparks, Marie Vibbert

Moxie Anne Magnus Variety Hour   (1 Hour - Performance)
If anyone knows variety, it's Moxie, beaming in once again to entertain and energize.
Participants:Moxie Anne Magnus

Star Trek & Star Wars: How the Two Franchises Compare and Why They Can Co-Exist With Fans   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
A discussion of Star Trek & Star Wars films, TV and other media. How the two franchises compare, what sets them apart and why you don't necessarily have to choose.
Participants:John F. Allen, Johnny Graybeal, E. Chris Garrison

Friday Open Filking   (3 Hours, 30 Minutes)
Sing your hearts out.
Participants:Clif Flynt

Creepin' it Burly   (2 Hours - Performance)
Burlesque is back!

Craft 'n Chat   (2 Hours - General Discussion - Rating: PG-13)
Bring your crafts and come chat with fellow geeks. Just a chill, relaxing time for getting to know new people or learning more about those you already know. Definitely a good way to connect with fellow nerdy crafters.
Participants:Rue Sparks, Marie Vibbert, Anjala Dick

Mocking FMV Games   (1 Hour - Presentation - Rating: PG)
Many retro games in the Full Motion Video genre provide an interactive movie experience that can be described as "laughably bad." How do the games Star Trek: Borg and Star Trek: Klingon measure up? Are they hidden gems or yet another FMV failure?
Participants:M. Selby

Analog Horror   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
What is it? Where can you find it? And just how scary does it get?
Participants:Laura Edwards, Elizabeth Davis

Getting it DONE   (1 Hour)
We'll discuss common roadblocks to finishing projects and how we've overcome them. Completing work is a skill like any other, and it can be learned!
Participants:Marie Vibbert, Ethan Avery, T. Lee Harris

Nurturing Mental Wellness As a Loved One   (1 Hour - Presentation)
I have been dealing with being an introvert, depression and anxiety for most of my life, but I also love to attend conventions. In this panel we will discuss ways you, as a loved one of someone in these situations, can help them cope. Bring questions and ideas for ways you cope.
Participants:Joseph Koob II, Todd Wiley

AI and Science Fiction   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
We find ourselves in an age where AI is moving from science-fiction character to science-fiction "author." What does this mean for writers, readers and everyone else? How far can it go - and how far should it be allowed to go?
Participants:Mary Robinette Kowal, E. Chris Garrison

How to Self-Publish Your Magnum Opus   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Expert Panel - Rating: G)
In the past, self-publishing had a reputation of being the 'lesser' path to publishing, but that attitude is quickly changing. With modern tools and elbow grease, you can create work that is on par or better than traditionally published work. We'll go over tools that ease the process and save you money, demystify the technical mumbo-jumbo that often makes authors and artists stumble, and help you create a publishing plan that is right for you.
Participants:Rue Sparks, Jade Young, Leigh Kimmel, Elizabeth Davis, Taylar Johnson, Chris Clouser, Ethan Avery

Joy Hernandez and the Astronaut's Daughter   (1 Hour)
A Zoom discussion featuring the 2023 Artist GOH and Amy Sue Bean, daughter of Alan Bean, the only artist to have walked on the moon. (Amy is also one of only three "Moonwalker Daughters," as the rest of the astronauts had sons.)
Participants:Joy Hernandez

Confessions of a Geek Bard   (1 Hour - Performance)
Toastmaster Mikey Mason's book came out on June 2 through Falstaff Books. Confessions of a Geek Bard is a collection of song lyrics and stories from conventions, standup comedy and his personal history. Mason will read selections, play the songs that accompany them and host a Q&A.
Participants:Mikey Mason

The Star Trek Universe   (1 Hour)
What's going on with your favorite Trek? Are there any things you don't like as much? Why do you feel a certain way about a particular Trek show? Come one, come all, there's a whole universe to discuss. Bring your scuttlebutt, spoilers and all the juicy rumors.
Participants:Mike Suess, J.D. Kennedy, Johnny Graybeal

Play Reading: "Only You...and You...and You" by Lou Harry (ADULTS ONLY)   (2 Hours - Performance - Rating: R)
Join some of Indy's leading actors for a reading of an unconventional human comedy about unconventional relationships. Abby's don't ask/don't tell open marriage is going fine until her husband dies. Happy with the status quo with her other partner, Bill, she opts not to tell him. From there, things get complicated romantically, sexually, ethically ... and mathematically.
Participants:Lou Harry

Weird Science   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Audience Participation)
Beloved InCon mainstay Dr. Rob Pyatt returns (virtually) with more participatory science.

Starfleet Command Meeting   (1 Hour)
Meet the local fan club based on the Star Trek universe.

Choosing A Publishing Path   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Expert Panel - Rating: G)
Are you wanting to be a writer? Stepping into the publishing industry can be daunting. There are a lot of different paths, and a lot of bad advice. Querying, agents, managing copyright, magazine submissions, distributors, marketing ... there's a lot to consider when deciding what's right for you. Join this team of creators as they break down the difference between traditional publishing, indie publishing, hybrid publishing and self-publishing - and the pitfalls all these entail.
Participants:Rue Sparks, Jade Young, Jennifer Boone, Leigh Kimmel, Taylar Johnson, Chris Clouser, Clif Flynt, T. Lee Harris

Your Local Library - More Than Just Books   (1 Hour - Presentation)
This panel aims to highlight the often-overlooked benefits of libraries beyond their book collections. With the rise of e-books and online resources, libraries have evolved to become vibrant community centers offering a wide range of services and programs. From technology access and job search assistance to creative workshops and cultural events, libraries offer something for everyone. Panelists will share their experiences with these innovative programs and discuss the importance of supporting and utilizing local libraries as essential resources for lifelong learning and community engagement. Join us for an informative and engaging conversation on the many ways libraries are enriching our lives beyond books!
Participants:Rachel Frend, Clif Flynt

Afrofuturism: What It Is and Why You Should Read It   (1 Hour - Expert Panel)
A discussion and exploration of what Afrofuturism is, why it was created, why it is important and who you should be reading.
Participants:John F. Allen, Rebekah Sheldon

Snarky Guide to Star Trek Video Games    (1 Hour - Presentation - Rating: PG)
Set phasers to 8-bit as we take a journey into the history of Star Trek video games. Join us as we celebrate the good games and mercilessly mock the bad ones.
Participants:M. Selby

Make Your Own Superhero   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: G)
Come dip into the art supplies and doll stash, and spend some time crafting your character! If you have a doll or figure of your own you'd like to bring, please do!

Spoken and Non-Verbal Dialogue   (1 Hour)
Featuring the 2023 InCon Author Guest of Honor. When people converse, they do so with more than just words. Body language, tone of voice, and societal context all play a role in understanding what a person means. In this workshop, we'll use in-class exercises to explore how to get the most out of dialog.
Participants:Mary Robinette Kowal

Starting Small: Worldbuilding in Stages   (1 Hour - Expert Panel)
Q&A on Worldbuilding from an approachable standpoint. How to start small and grow into your world. The least intimidating ways to build a homebrew setting.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Jade Young, Paul Meyers, Sara Deurell, Jennifer Boone, Leigh Kimmel, Taylar Johnson, Chris Clouser, Ethan Avery

InConJunction Charity Auction   (2 Hours - Audience Participation)
Live! Benefiting Indy Reads and the Damien Center.

Lost: How Time Forgot The Early Women Authors of Sci-Fi   (1 Hour - Presentation)
This panel presentation aims to bring attention to the often-overlooked contributions of female pioneers in the science fiction genre. Through a discussion of the reasons why early women authors were forgotten, the panelists will explore the impact of these writers on the genre and the broader cultural landscape. Attendees will come away with a deeper appreciation for the history of science fiction and a better understanding of the importance of inclusivity and diversity in the genre.
Participants:Rachel Frend, Casual Moth Cosplay, Elizabeth Davis, Marie Vibbert

Editing Fantasy/SF Novels   (1 Hour - Expert Panel - Rating: PG)
Discuss the editing process for fantasy and science fiction novels with experts in the field.
Participants:Jade Young, Stephen Bridge, Rue Sparks, Taylar Johnson, Ethan Avery, Clif Flynt, Mary Robinette Kowal

State of the Game   (1 Hour - Expert Panel)
Featuring 2023 InCon Gaming Guest of Honor J.D. Kennedy. This is a panel on helping people flesh out their ideas for a RPG and discussing themes in modern RPGs.
Participants:J.D. Kennedy

Five Year Mission Afternoon Concert   (1 Hour - Performance)
Rock out.

The Elements of Speculative Fiction Writing   (2 Hours - Workshop)
A workshop designed to give attendees a general overview of what is involved in writing a speculative fiction story, from concept to first draft.
Participants:John F. Allen, Jade Young, Paul Meyers, Rue Sparks, Sara Deurell, Jennifer Boone, Taylar Johnson, Chris Clouser, Ethan Avery

InConJunction Cosplay Contest   (1 Hour - Audience Participation)
Open to all. Fun, creativity and prizes. And did we mention creativity?
Participants:Mikey Mason, Moxie Anne Magnus, Eden Sitayu

Manifest: What's Next?   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
After being picked up by Netflix, the first half of the final season of "Manifest" aired early in 2023, and the second half of the last season started in June. Did it finish like you hoped? Were there any questions left unanswered? What would you have done differently? Josh Dallas says there could be more: where would you like to see them go from here?

Vogon Poetry Hour   (1 Hour)
An entire hour of horrible poetry? Bring the worst poem you've ever read and/or written and perform it before the group! Or make up an ear-bleeding piece of poetry on the spot!
Participants:Beckie Margedant, Matthew Barron, Elizabeth Davis, Marie Vibbert

Talking About TV with People Who Make It   (1 Hour)
Artist GOH Joy Hernandez talks about her work on the local CW network. Hear about broadcasting, tech and more.
Participants:Joy Hernandez, M. Selby

Computer Sculpture and 3D Printing   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Demonstration)
Traditional sculptor goes digital. David Lee Pancake talks about his evolution from traditional artist into the world of computer sculpture and 3D printing. He will attempt to sculpt a dragon head on an iPad Pro, and discuss what is involved in 3D printing and what is sculpted on the computer.
Participants:David Lee Pancake

The New and Old Quantum Leaps, La Brea and Time Travel   (1 Hour)
We'll discuss the happenings on all three shows as well as how traveling through time intersects with their plotlines.
Participants:Mike Suess

LGBTQ Science Fiction and Fantasy   (1 Hour - Presentation)
The past has always been queer, and the future will be too - a fact that has been largely ignored in all culture but is finally seeing its heyday in Queer SFF. Here are the authors to read and the multitude of ways they are integrating gender and sexualities into their work. https://booksandbao.com/diverse-queer-fantasy-and-sci-fi-books
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Rue Sparks, Elizabeth Davis, E. Chris Garrison

Let's Talk About Graphic Novels   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
As more and more new titles are published, and a vast range of classic works are adapted, what is the next step for the genre?
Participants:T. Lee Harris

Literary Theory: Deconstructing Binary Opposites   (1 Hour - Expert Panel)
Learn about binary opposites and how they are used in daily life in this expert panel. We'll discuss ways that binary opposition can be harmful to your writing, but also how it can be used to emphasize your point or subvert reader expectations.
Participants:Jade Young, Rebekah Sheldon, Marie Vibbert, Taylar Johnson, Clif Flynt

45-Minute RPG   (1 Hour)
Featuring 2023 InCon Gaming Guest of Honor J.D. Kennedy. Fans will pitch ideas regarding games they design. A fun and immersive workshop that teaches the basic principles of game design.
Participants:J.D. Kennedy

More Moxie!   (1 Hour)
Stay tuned for what fresh fun is coming your way.
Participants:Laura Edwards

Is the DCU a Phoenix Rising from the Ashes of the Snyderverse?   (1 Hour)
A discussion and exploration of the triumphs and tragedies of DC-based films. Is James Gunn's vision what they need to survive and thrive into the future?
Participants:John F. Allen, Mike Suess

Saturday Night Open Mic Readings   (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: PG-13)
Join us in the Writer Symposium room for an hour of open mic readings. Bring your original short creative piece to read aloud or simply come to hear the voices of some local writers. If you're uncomfortable reading out loud but still wish to share your work, the moderator may read for you. Any genre welcome rated PG-13 or below. Starts at 8pm.
Participants:Taylar Johnson, Jade Young, Rue Sparks, Marie Vibbert, E. Chris Garrison

Your Genre Gateway Book   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
What was the book that really cemented your love for SFF? Do you love it just as much today? Come talk about it!
Participants:Lou Harry, Stephen Bridge

Saturday Open Filking   (3 Hours)
Come sing your lungs out again.
Participants:Clif Flynt, Marie Vibbert

Five Year Mission Night Concert    (2 Hours - Performance)
Rock out some more.

Guest of Honor Q&A with Mary Robinette Kowal   (1 Hour)
A Q&A featuring the 2023 InCon Author Guest of Honor, Mary Robinette Kowal.
Participants:Mary Robinette Kowal

What's Your Favorite (Space) Ship?   (1 Hour)
Everybody's got a favorite ship, right? No, not that kind of 'ship! We mean actual ships - you know, the Enterprise, Millennium Falcon, Battlestar Galactica or TARDIS. Come for a lively discussion of all our favorite spaceships and why we love them!
Participants:Jennifer Boone, Johnny Graybeal

Non-Denominational Chapel Service   (1 Hour - Audience Participation)
Open to all.

Read Any Good Books Lately?   (1 Hour)
This panel will discuss any recently read books, with an emphasis on science fiction and fantasy. Join us with your recommendations.
Participants:Mike Suess, Joseph Koob II, Sara Deurell

Art Inspires Art - Sunday Write-A-Thon   (3 Hours - Workshop - Rating: PG)
Kick off Sunday morning with a two-hour Write-A-Thon and get the chance to have your short story, poem or essay published in next year's InConJunction program. Four to five pieces of artwork will be presented to attendees to provide inspiration for a brand-new piece of writing. Writers will have 30 minutes to observe the artwork and get comfortable. Writers should bring their laptops or notebooks and be prepared to start a fresh project (not a work in progress). After the event, writers will have 15 days to edit their first drafts and submit them to the moderator. The moderator will review and provide up to two rounds of professional editing advice before final drafts will be judged for publication in next year's program.
Participants:Jade Young, Taylar Johnson

Musical Fan Fiction   (1 Hour - Performance)
Toastmaster Mikey Mason plays songs inspired by literature/comics/media, such as Terry Pratchett's Discworld books, Neil Gaiman's American Gods, Dracula, Knights of the Dinner Table, Spider-Man, Firefly, Doctor Who, The Hobbit and more.
Participants:Mikey Mason

Sci-Fi Scams of the Future   (1 Hour)
We all get calls about our auto warranties. In the future, will scammers try to scare you into securing your ownership of your DNA? Fake recalls of your cold-fusion unit? Overdue library books taken out by your ancestor? Panelists will have fun coming up with reasons to not answer your comm implant in the 22nd century.
Participants:Clif Flynt

Benefits of Our Hobbies to Our Mental Health   (1 Hour - General Discussion)
In this forum we will be discussing the benefits that our hobbies - such as gaming, reading, etc. - have on our mental health. We will look at studies that have been done as well individual statements from those affected.
Participants:Chauncey Baker, Todd Wiley, Eden Sitayu

GM Improv: What to do When Your Players Go Off the Rails   (1 Hour)
Techniques to keep from railroading but keep your pcs on track. How to bridge between plans and not bore them to death.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Paul Meyers, E. Chris Garrison

Pub Trivia Returns!   (2 Hours)
It's back. But maybe this is your first time. All you need to know is that there will be questions, there will be answers, there will be prizes, and you can show up alone or with a team. Teams of up to four will be formed and we'll play eight rounds of eight questions. First place team gets first pick of the loot. And by "loot" I mean cool prizes.
Participants:Lou Harry

Comedic Science Fiction   (1 Hour - Presentation)
Celebrate InCon's 42nd with a discussion of SF that makes you laugh and think. The works of Douglas Adams, John Scalzi and the like will be discussed.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Elizabeth Davis, Clif Flynt

Pagan Service   (1 Hour - Audience Participation)
Celebrate the God and Goddess. Open to all.

Diversity in Modern Speculative Fiction    (1 Hour)
Exploring the shift of diversity and inclusion in modern speculative fiction.
Participants:John F. Allen, Jade Young, Paul Meyers, Rue Sparks, Taylar Johnson, Ethan Avery, Rebekah Sheldon, Mary Robinette Kowal

Rap With the Con Chair/Meet the CoJ   (1 Hour - Q & A)
Join 2023 Con Chair Beckie Margedant to discuss this year's InConJunction, and learn more about the SFF fan club that puts the convention on each year (www.circleofjanus.org).
Participants:Beckie Margedant

Writing for Game Runners Q&A   (1 Hour - Q & A)
A Q&A session with experienced GMs, DMs and game runners on campaign creation, NPC design and worldbuilding for engaging gameplay in any game system.
Participants:Blayke Humphrey , Max Glenn, Paul Meyers, Jade Young, Taylar Johnson

Closing Ceremonies   (1 Hour - Audience Participation)
Goodbye until 2024!
Participants:Beckie Margedant